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... some unfortunate calamity had happened to the other young woman ; and while one of them remained in the house, to prevent tie lescape of their prisoners, the other, accompanied ray the young woman, went in search. They had pro. ceeded about half a mile ...
... THE ARMY. Amovig the corps likely to be sent immediately to Portugal, arc the 9th Light Dragoons and the 2d Battalion of General PAcit's Regiment, the 71st, or Ind Li?.ht Infantry regiment. The former of these rei-iments has been a long time stationed ...
... THU ARMY. Major.Otifl. Baiu ov Iro.n the SollcWetl District is cuiuian>l of !iie gsrrifoii of Dover, in tlie room of Major.Geueial TjlsoS) who is imme. join inO ton?s army Portugal, Mill) the local rank Lieut.-General. _ The 3 ...
... number of sick and wounded soldiers from the army in Portugal, bound to Portsmouth, but detained by contrary winds, is off this harbour. Lord Viscount LovrrnErt, who came a passenger in her from Lisbon, has landed here, and is going on a visit to his brother ...
... THE ARMY. The volunteering which commenced yesterday was most successful, many regiments turned out all their quota for the line—this was generally for regiments under Lord WELLINGTON and General GRAHAM. The weather being unfavourable on Sunday, the troops ...
... ARMY OF PORTUGAL. The following are names of the Generals now command the different of the British Army in Portugal. Cutialry—Lieut.-Gen. Sir Stapleton Cotton, Bart. and Lieut. Gen. Sir Win. ErSkine, Bart. hrt Dnialuia—Lieut. Gen. Sir Brent Spencer Bart ...
... TEE ARMY. 'Me Plymouth slivisiou of the reinforcements for Lord WELLINGTON, have at length fairly set sail, with a fine breeze at E. S. E. Our Falmouth letter states the arrival at that port of some transports, with troops on board, which had sailed from ...
... THE ARMY. following General Orders, issued in Sicily, ' subsequent to MURAT's discomfiture in his attempt upon that island, have not yet appeared in print in,. this country. They reflect high, erect on the troops wbose services they 'enumerate t GEN2BAL ...
... the stream, and abritit 100 prisonero, who hare arrived, at Oviedo. - • Army of Catalonia and Arragoa:4—qhe army of Arragon is maklug preparatiopsfor attacking Va. kncia. • The army of . Catelonia has invested Tarragona. 'A division.of French frigates has ...
... From the made by the coutending armi¢s in the Peninsula, we may expect to hear of another sangainary conflict. The Gazette of Tucsday, which wiil be foand in a preceding columu, tbe details of the capture of the valuavic island of Banda, by tue smait ...
... face scorched. A dreadful peal of thunder, on the sth, struck on a miner's cabin, near Castleton, where a woman and man were sitting. The woman was thrown into terrible disorder, from the suffixating fumes of sulphur, and on recovering herself found her ...
... sotne unfortunate calamity had happeoed to the oiner young woman : and while one of them tretnained in the house to prevent the escape of' their prisoners, the other, accompanied the young woman, went in search. They had proceeded about half a mile, when ...